Rails - Jul 2006 - Apache Setup, static site = site.com, rails = site.com/rails

I have a static site at:

http://www.site.com

and I want Aails site to live at:

http://www.site.com/cms

(so that I can have the two sites communicate via AJAX without security 
issues)

Is this possible using Apache? Maybe somebody point in the right 
direction. I''m pretty good with httpd.conf, but haven''t
figured out the
right directives to get this going.

Thanks
A

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Adam wrote:
> I have a static site at:
> 
> http://www.site.com
> 
> and I want Aails site to live at:
> 
> http://www.site.com/cms
> 
> (so that I can have the two sites communicate via AJAX without security 
> issues)
> 
> Is this possible using Apache? Maybe somebody point in the right 
> direction. I''m pretty good with httpd.conf, but haven''t
figured out the
> right directives to get this going.
> 
> Thanks
> A
that was susposed to be ''...and I want my Rails site to live
at:''


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> Adam wrote:
>> I have a static site at:
>>
>> http://www.site.com
>>
>> and I want Aails site to live at:
>>
>> http://www.site.com/cms
>>
>> (so that I can have the two sites communicate via AJAX without security
>> issues)
>>
>> Is this possible using Apache? Maybe somebody point in the right
>> direction. I''m pretty good with httpd.conf, but
haven''t figured out the
>> right directives to get this going.
>>
>> Thanks
>> A
>
> that was susposed to be ''...and I want my Rails site to live
at:''
I believe you can do this with apache 2.2.2, mod_proxy_balance and the 
latest beta of mongrel.  I seem to recall reading it could support rails 
apps that lived in a "sub directory".  Search the mongrel lists for 
more... version 0.3.13.4 I think it will be...

-philip